An Afrocentric Discussion of Black Panther Junious Ricardo Stanton On Saturday afternoon on March 10 the Molefi Kete Asante Institute and Afrocentricity International held a discussion on the Black Panther movie at their headquarters 5535 Germantown Avenue. The multi-generation audience consisted of students, intellectuals, retirees and working folks.The program included watching trailers of the film, listening to written…See More

"AmeriKKKa is and has always been a criminogenic society ruled by psychopaths who use violence,war, genocide,mass enslavement of indigenous tribes, imported lower class/poor Europeans, Africans and later Chinese to provide free and or cheap…"

"Organ harvesting is not new whites in the US used our ancestors bodies for research and grave robbers stole artifacts from the tombs in Kemet/Nubia/Kush. Modern thieves take the "John Doe" bodies from morgues and medical examiners all the…"

"The Morticians That Care movement is doing a great service bringing this reality to the people. Sadly we live in a culture that loves violence, death and will profit from mass killings both overseas and here at home and the corporate media…"

YamagochiJunious Ricardo Stanton In 1960 when he was twenty one years old Baba Yatahma was taught to play chess by Robert Kenyatta when they were attending Opportunities Industrial Center taking a drafting class. They both were culturally conscious and they had an Afrocentric worldview. Kenyatta was an…See More

Rigged MarketsJunious Ricardo Stanton Several weeks ago I posted a piece saying the Trump Tax Cuts were a scam. Several readers chided me and showed their lack of knowledge how the global markets game is played by pointing to the record volume of trading on the New York Stock Exchange and the continuous increases…See More

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Today’s social inequalities, disenfranchisement, depravity and social oppression have their roots in Colonial America. The break from the British colonial rule and the establishment of a new government did nothing to alter the racial or…

“This force that is so visible in the Harlem community, creates a spirit of resentment in every Negro. They think they are living in a police state, and they become hostile toward the policemen. They think that the policeman is there…

“Ferguson, Missouri helped bring attention to the extent of ‘offender-funded’ criminal justice services. The city was relying on fees, fines, and court costs for 20 percent of its budget, effectively turning it into an occupied territory,…

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I have shared with you that, when I read your real and raw Truth/Reality missives, tears of Joy foams in my eyes. That is what real and raw Truth/Reality does to me. I am so joyful when I can read Black Afrikans, or what ever we call ourselves, read the real and raw Truth/Reality coming from them.

I always salute and bow to the real and raw Truth/Reality coming from you and other like minds.

Thank you for this Lil Jimmy Video. This video has inspired me to work on a children books like no other book, that will deal with what Lil Jimmy went through/going through.

Thank you Hon. Junious for being in our people midst, the planet, and WACP.

It is time to hear the voice of children in this very creative way about sexual abuse. Lil Jimmy is once again taking on this major issue of XXX Child Abuse with his video "Is It My Fault". Please take a stand with Lil Jimmy because the Courage to tell this story is one of the hardest things to do. This will get our children to speak up before they grow into adults and get parents to educate their children about abuse sooner. We have to add creativity to the equation so here it is. Special thanks to 2nd Baptist Church Of Forest Park/Camp Sonshine for all your support. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvpy0TsobTE